Let's talk about the recent crypto market; it feels like we have returned to last autumn's old drama. Do you remember last September when the Federal Reserve suddenly cut interest rates? It was like a stone thrown into a still lake, creating ripples, and the market got excited, with Bitcoin soaring up as if everything was going to be great.
But good times didn't last long. Once October arrived, the market began to 'dive.' Bitcoin stubbornly stood still, while altcoins seemed to revert to their original forms, all plummeting to 'floor prices.' At that time, various influencers in the market began to collectively sing the counter-tune of 'bear market terminators,' which created a lot of noise and scared many small retail investors into hastily cutting their losses and fleeing, leading to a very awkward scene.
But who would have thought? In November and December, the winds changed dramatically, and altcoins suddenly staged a 'return of the king': established coins like XRP and ADA surged tenfold, while VC coins like ENA and CRV also showed strength, breaking previous highs, and on-chain tokens like PNUT and ACT even created legends. Everyone was sharing tales of overnight wealth, and the market was as lively as a festival.
At this point, those influencers began to 'change their faces' again: they transformed into 'bullish promoters.' You said this is a tenfold coin, I said it's a hundredfold coin, and they all predicted that March 2025 would be the peak. And what happened? When 2025 arrived, the market acted like a roller coaster, starting to slide down in January, taking a 'faceplant' in February, and in March, altcoins were halved. Everyone finally realized that jumping around with influencers could get you trapped in a minute; independent thinking is the way to go.
